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stands:
week: Ladies,
questions I am
for you? Don't
mention your
just try to answer
here are
of terms
at a football
continue our
i'
When a player runs
direction for a
- when he
direction for a
in one game,
Option -
in the wrong
a touchdown and
he has the
around and run
that is what you
that appears on
during a game.
of beer (one
how did that get
is definately a
ass __ when a pass
another player's
- when your
and you use 22
a player does
of what the
is what you
the players after
on Loop Field.
is what you go on
game to relax all
many railroad crossings there are
between Shelton and Montesano?
Between Shelton and McCleary?
Between the Jr. High and
Kamilche?
From the minute you cross
the threshold of a rooter's bus
you are in a different world. With
65 kids yelling what you think
must be 65 different yells, you
have difficulty in keeping
everything straight. One teacher
described a rooter's bus as: "A
bus full of screaming little kids
and teachers with headaches".
You are not even on the
freeway yet when someone starts
in on "99 bottles of beer on the
wall, 99 bottles of beer; Take one
down and pass it around and
there's 98 bottles of beer on the
wall. 98 bottles of beer on the
wall, 98 bottles, etc. etc. etc..."
That one takes you back
twenty years. It is hard to believe
they are using some of the same
"rooter bus" songs. Who says
there's a generation gap?
You notice there are two
cheerleaders on the bus. Then it
dawns on you there must be two
on each of the other buses.
Everyone is having lots of fun;
but in between times, the girls
bring everyone back together with
a few good strong yells.
These girls do a tremendous
job encouraging the young people
and leading them in various yells
and school songs. You feel they
must'put in as much practice time
and hard work as the players on
the field. You do not realize how
sharp these girls look and how
well they do their job until you
see them in action.
You begin to feel you may
ablings - The weather the storm after all, and
RS did it again everyone begins to calm down
Opponents by a somewhat. (But believe me, it is
is harder each never, ever quiet on a rooter's
Up With a different bus.) •
a game with that Then some traitor puts
e. I could say like McCleary right in the middle of
VIS and SETTLE our path. And anyone that has
:lin~ of' ARNDT. ever been on a rooter s bus knows
t TIISON did fine what happens when you go
;nse; WOOD and through a town. You scream and
0so ne fine kicking yell a lot. What else! and that is
and LAUGEN and exactly what happens. After all,
~'N called a fine they are going to watch their
say all that, but
heard it all before.
this problem
contacted the Jr.
W days before the
a ride on a
to Montesano.
fled my head
the School at 5:30
find the young
to As
200 of
how those in
to achieve any
out of what
chaos. Why?
immediately
Within hearing
at is happening.
full of
and you can be
leave Shelton,
town will hear
BLAZERS play the Montesano
Bulldogs - and everyone between
here and there is going to hear
about it. "What do we eat? Doggie
meat! How do we eat it? RahI
Rah! What do we eat? Doggie
meat! How do we eat it? Rah!
Rah!" (Keep repeating for what
seems like forever.) That was one
of Shelton's messages to the town
of McCleary.
Do we ever make it to that
final railroad crossing? Find out
next week as the BLAZER
rooters invade "Monte".
helton
Runners
Undefeated
buses arrive
is when you
the powers
apparently the
and all the
which bus
: Unbelievable as
tn less than five
have all
and ready to
is 5:45 and we
find yourself
out first and
the caravan (the
the bus is 21).
becoming bus
9) and
(but is really
Don't give
out of town
One sure thing
the whole
when we
raining when
and school
at railroad
ou know how
Shelton's harriers are
continuing their run toward the
league crown as they downed
three more opponents during the
last week to give them a 10-0
record.
In a close meet last week the
Chmbers downed Chehalis, 27-28.
Mark Lewis took first with a
winning time of 13:50. Shelton
runner Rich James took third.
Other Shelton runners to place
were: Mike Hays in fifth, Bill
Madison in ninth place, Ken
O'dell in eleventh and Steve Daze
in fifteenth place. Shelton also
defeated Mark Morris in that same
meet by a score of 17-59.
Rich James took first at the
Timberline meet with a winning
time of 13:50. Mark Lewis
finished on James' heels in
second. Mike Hays took fourth
place for the Climbers, while Paul
Dwyer took sixth. Other Shelton
placers were Ken O'Dell in ninth
and Steve Daze in tenth place.
Hoquiam will be the next foe
of the Climbers.
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Pool
Is Knotted
SHELTON JUNIOR HIGH Coach Harlan Buitenveld puts his charges through
their paces on Loop Field. The Blazers will host Hood Canal on October 28
at 7 p.m. in the annual Kiwanis-sponsored benefit game.
HOOD CANAL'S Trojans perfect their timing in preparation for a night game
with Shelton Junior High on October 28.
azers,
Both Hood Canal and Shelton
Junior High School are getting
ready for their traditional rivalry
and only night game of the year
to be held October 28 on Loop
Field at 7 p.m.
The rivalry, sponsored
annually by the Kiwanis Club,
gets both teams up
psychologically.
Hood Canal, coached by Bill
Bryant and Bill Smith, has a three
loss and one victory record and is
going into the game with a further
handicap of some strategic
injuries.
Shelton's team, coached by
Rifle Club
Slates Meeting
The emphasis will be on new
members when the Shelton Rifle
& Pistol Club meets Thursday,
October 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the
upstairs clubroom at the PUD
building. The indoor shooting
program will also be discussed.
or
Harlan Buitenveld and Jack
Marquett, is a strong team with
some big victories this year. At
present they are undefeated.
Two-Ball
Results Listed
Low gross went to Dick
McPherson and Doris Christey in
Shelton Bayshore's final
two-ball-foursome of the year.
Other winners were: Rocky
Hembroff and Ada Oltman with
first low net, A1 Edson and Patty
Eagen in second low gross. Gert
Batstone and Roy Christey tied
with Frank Travis and Dora Wager
for third low net. Fourth low net
was a three way tie between John
Long and Kay Elhson, George
Smith and Anita Kimbel, Wally
Mohrmann and Hazel Durand.
Closest to the pin on number
three were Bill Batstone and Nora
McPherson.
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MEN'S COMMERCIAL
Men's Hi Game: Bill Nutt 232.
Men's Hi Series: Jerry Christy
585.
Standings: Gott Oil 16-8;
B&R Oil 15-9; AirDort Grocery
14-10; Tahara Mobile Estates
14-10; Dan's Nite Hawks 13-11;
Jess's Mobil 11-13; Shelton Foods
11-13; Wolden's Chevron 11-13;
Verne's Clams 11-13; Photo
Center 10-14; A. Roy Dunn
10-14; Morgan Transfer 8-16.
B&R Oil 2, Bert Hoard 503;
Gott Oil 2, Ernie Dahman 562;
Dan's Nite Hawks 1, Bill Nutt
55 1 ; A. Roy Dunn 3, Jerry
Christy 585; Jess's Mobil 1, Jess
Phillips 549; Morgan Transfer 3,
Bob Lanm'an 554; Wolden's
Chevron 3, Ev LaBelle 484;
Verne's Clams 1, Dave Knutzen
560; Airport Grocery 2, Joe
Anderson 508; Photo Center 2.
Lloyd Clark 560; Tahara Mobile
Estates 1, Don Paulson 505;
Shelton Foods 3, Ray Brown 486.
WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL
Chris Daniels 7-6-10 split.
Standinqs: Certified
Manufacturing ~0-8; Lamp Post
19-9; Jim Pauley's 17-11; Ogden's
Radio & TV 16-12; Kelly's
Furniture 16-12; Brown Logging
15-13; Lumbermen's 14-14; Ming
Tree 13-15; Fuller Construction
13-15; Gott's Oilerettes 11-17;
Eells & Valley 9-19; ARCO 5-23.
Kelly's Furniture 1. Jean
Ream 427; Fuller Construction 3,
Virginia Fuller 421; Certified
Manufacturing 3, Bed Brandt 479;
ARCO 1, Cindy Anderson 420;
Ogden's Radio & TV 3, Merge
Witcraft 517; Brown Logging 1,
Red Brown 468; Lumbermen's 2,
Muriel Mueller 387; Lamp Post 2,
Dion Strozyk 426; Gott's
Oilerettes 3, Ann Pyle 481; Ming
Tree 1, Kathy Motherwell 515;
Jim Pauley's 3, Jean Ashley 420;
Eells & Valley 1, Glenda Ettlin
451.
SHELTON JUNIOR
Men's Hi Game: Mark Johnson
WOM E NTS CITY
Women's Hi Game: Adair Neau
191.
Women's Hi Series: Sonja
Cochran 502.
Standings: Lumbermen's
16-8; Shelton Recreation 14-10;
Morgans 11-13; Millos 7-17.
Morgans 4, Sonja Pearson
484; Shelton Recreation 0, Sonja
Cochran 502; Lumbermen's 4,
Mary Lou Wicken 496; Millos 0,
Pat Wells 432.
BANTAMS
Men's Hi Game: Kevin Ridout
171.
Men's Hi Series: Kevin Ridout
275.
Women's Hi Game: Julie Frost
126.
Women's Hi Series: Debbie Frost
203.
Standings: Nimrod Women
10-2; Willour Insurance 9-3; VFW
8-4; Eagles 71h-41/z; Journal 7-5;
Lions Club 6-6; Dahman Oysters
6-6; Hut 6-6; Cooks Plant Farm
5-7; Brush Realty 3-9; Women of
Moose 21/2-91/2; Mud Bay 2-10.
The Hut 1, Mary Jane Travis
166; Nimrod Women 2, Mike
Lindberg 203; Eagles 3, Debbie
Frost 203; Mud Bay 0, Jay
Einarsson 191; VFW 2, Ivan
Deshon 215; Willour Ins. 1, Kevin
Ridout 275; Brush Realty 0, Jim
O'Dell 205; Dahman Oysters 3,
Chris Hanson 222; Women of
Moose 1/2. Shelby West 198; Cooks
Plant 21/z, Mike Cook 225; Lions
Club 1, Debbie Coleman 199;
Journal 2, Tony Benedict 254.
FRATERNAL
Men's Hi Game: Cedric Casey
234.
Men's Hi Series: Carl Hellman
594.
Standings: Eagles 17-7;
Western Auto 1 5-9; Shelton
Hardware 14-10; Renecker Const.
14-10; Lions Club 14-10; Fuller
Const. 12-12; Bull Moose 12-12;
Moose Antlers 10-14; Rotary
10-14; Moose Heads 10-14;
Nimrod 8-16; American Legion
After two weeks of action in
the Shelton pool league, there are
three teams tied for first place on
the Monday night league. The
Lamp Post increased their lead to
four games over the Golden
Pheasant on the Wednesday night
league.
Highlight of the week was
Smith's Tavern upset victory over
Bob's Tavern on Wednesday.
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Monday Night Won Lost
Lamp Post 22 14
Bob's 22 14
Betty's 22 14
Pheasant 19 17
Town 12 24
Smith's 11 25
Last week's results:
Pheasant 9 the Lamp Post 9,
Betty's 14 the Town 4, Bob's 12
Smith's 6
Wednesday Night Won Lost
Lamp Post 24 12
Pheasant 20 16
Bob's 18 18
Town 17 19
Betty's 15 21
Smith's 14 22
Last week's results:
Betty's 9 the Town 9, Smith's 10
Bob's 8, Lamp Post 10 Pheasant 8
LEADING SCORERS
Monday Night
Name Team W L
Allen Bob's 5 1
Wilder Betty's 5 1
Weston Pheasant 5 1
Needham Lamp Post 5 1
McClanahan Pheasant 5 1
Brown Bob's 5 1
Wednesday Night
Name Team W L
214. 8-16. Armstrong Town 5 1
Shelton Hardware 3, Frank Snitzer Pheasant 5 1
Men's Hi Series: Terry Knight Willard 533 Eagles 1, Carl
600.
W6ogrn. en s Hi Game: Gail Fuller Heilman 594; Renecker Const. 4, Needham Lamp Post 5 1
Dennis Renecker 517; Moose
~¢7o3men's Hi Series: Gall, Fuller Antlers 0, Pete Bloomfield 491 I
Fuller Const. 3, Bill Johnson 517; ~'--"----~¢"=""~-- -
Standings: Shelton JC s 14-2; Bull Moose 1 Gene Geist 516; ca, us About ~/~/~
Timber Bowl 11-5; Merv's Tirecap Western Auto' 3 Cedric Casey [ OAK PARK
10-6; VFW 9-7. Bob s Shoe Tree 576; Moose Heads 1 Ed Crossan
6-10; Eagles 6-10; Joslin Ins. 6-10; 536; Rotary 3 Don 'Brown 503; / A Planned I~"k~,2'~_Ii~l
Hembroff Agency 5-11; Team 10 American Legion 1, Rusty [ Unit Development ~1~~
5-7;The Hut4-8. Nicholson 479; Lions Club 3, / 426-2646 ]~I~7"1
Hembroff 0, Terry Knight Jerry Mallory 541; Nimrod 1, Lee IHIMLIE REALTY, INC.'~L
600 The Hut 4, Jennie Cross 345; Eaken 464.
Eagles 1, Clay Keith 494; Joslin 3, -
Mark Johnson 494; Merv's 3, Jim • • F
Robinson 458; VFW 1, Terry
/
Dion 429; Bob's 0, Lonnie Austin
398; Timber Bowl 4, Mike Nolan
437; Team No. 10 0, Gary Moore
393; JC's 4, Dave Hanson 493.
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